This is what I wrote: On the matter of pronouns, I might offer up a "they" if I deem it absolutely necessary, but I'm not going to mis-sex any woman-hating trans-identifying male.
This is what you wrote: Asserting that trans women are 'woman-hating trans-identifying males' because they want to be referred to by their reassigned sex is transphobic.
Reading comprehension is not your strong suit, is it? Accusing others of transphobia because one has not understood what was said, makes one look just a little foolish. Do you even understand what real transphobia is?
I qualified the word trans-identifying male by preceding it with woman-hating. I'm not giving much away here if I say that if you identify with, fight for and respect women born women/natal women/biological females I will respect you in turn and use your preferred pronouns (within reason - up for grabs are he/she/they. I do have limits after all).
You see, it's my speech you're policing here and I happen not to believe in the gender fairy. Now you can use whatever pronouns you want about yourself and other people. And maybe it annoys them if you get it wrong and maybe it doesn't. But that's your choice to make based on your belief. I of course am making my own based on my lack of belief. This right is protected in the ECHR articles 9 and 10.